If proton pumps on companion cells were not functional, would the companion cells still be able to assist in phloem loading?

A. No, the proton pumps are absolutely required.
B. Yes, through symplastic phloem loading.
C. Yes, through transmembrane transport.
D. Yes, through partly apoplastic phloem loading.


Answer: B

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